Thursday, December 1, 2016

ACT Fibernet revises plans, doubles the speeds as well as FUP limits in Chennai

ACT Fibernet, the most popular ISP in southern part of India that
offers broadband over optical fibre, has revised its tariffs for its
customers in Chennai. As per the revised packages, 100Mbps plan now
costs Rs. 1,999. Previously the 100Mbps plan was available only for SOHO
(Small Office/Home Office) customers.

The ISP has also increased speeds in almost all packages upto 45
Mbps. Along with the upgraded speed, they have increased the FUP data
limits.

Changes in retail plans:

The ACT Blaze plan for Rs. 999 now offers 40Mbps instead of old speed of 20Mbps. FUP limit has been increased to 50GB.

The ACT Storm plan for Rs. 1,099 now offers double the speed at 40Mbps with an FUP limit of 75GB.

There is a new 75Mbps ACT Thunder plan for Rs. 1,499 with an FUP limit of 125GB.

The ACT Lightning plan, which costs Rs. 1,299, has now been revised with a new speed of 60Mbps and an FUP limit of upto 100GB.

Customers using ACT Incredible plan of Rs. 1,999 will now get almost
double the old speed. It now offers 100Mbps speed and an FUP limit of
200GB.

Revised ACT Fibernet plans for Chennai

Plan Name

Tariff (Rs.)

Old Speed

New Speed

Old FUP

New FUP

Speed Post-FUP

RETAIL Plans

ACT Blaze

999

20 Mbps

40 Mbps

40 GB

50 GB

512 Kbps

ACT Storm

1099

20 Mbps

40 Mbps

60 GB

75 GB

ACT Lightning

1299

40 Mbps

60 Mbps

75 GB

100` GB

ACT Thunder

1499

———-

75 Mbps

———-

125` GB

ACT Incredible

1999

60 Mbps

100 Mbps

125 GB

200 GB

1 Mbps

SOHO (Small office / Home Office) Plans

ACT SME Swift

2999

60 Mbps

100 Mbps

250 GB

300 GB

2 Mbps

ACT SME Flash

3999

80 Mbps

125 Mbps

350 GB

400 GB

ACT SME Force

4999

100 Mbps

125 Mbps

500 GB

550 GB

There is no change in speed post the FUP limit in retail plans, as
all SOHO plan customers now get 2Mbps speed post the FUP period. These
plans are available only for Chennai, and all the existing customers
using the old plans will be upgraded to new plans starting today without
any additional cost. It remains unclear when they would revise
broadband plans in other cities.